«'— Fridoy, CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. 1951 December 21, y u.‘ Sealslls Mimers Cathedral Plan Helping Sale‘of Officers Installed Tuberculosis Production January Late Killer Fight 'g high elected campaign week“ the Cathedral preside said this The Mimers, the it to the killer Tuberculosis is not over organ- school though ization atic club, of Mimers. Eileen Gilbert (1 40 TB Weapons Against ra m was years ago. scarcely Christ- is John finished with its Lynch, assistant TB secretary, This does not “Case-finding—tuberculin tests germs mean ,1] i Christmas the production, in secretary; Shirlee according and Weisman, less to potent, x-rays-'—finds unknown and chest mas are any Market announced its Place, have Seal organiza- treasurer. the Christmas or state while there is chance early, cases a the lives major production. tion. “It that next does complete for One-act plays that will be mean recovery. pre- earlier You Can’t Take With You, through It by being saved _ resulted “Research has in dis- sented in January are Submerged are improved Hart will discovery and and Kaufman, be of of streptomycin and other and Happy pre- cases Journey. Earlier this covery treatment.” sented late January by methods of in RNG cast drugs, modern well of each the Mimers a new as as season was as- OUT chosen from upperclass members. and lives reduce died signed to dramatize Last 331 Minnesotans to role in surgery, save year a a Holzknecht, Hugh Marion Rank, the period of with treatment. compared tuberculosis, suggested of play. This one-act as pres~ Richard Rinkel, and Eugenia teaching Ross- “Health is education each entation killed by TB will than 2,000 guide for more serve as a have already been assigned people this county and state of beginning of the possible the man roles in major at presenta- cen- year Meow Deng Ye roles for the production. their health and how guard last. to ./ But in Minnesota, tions. tury. own year Richard Langlais, another that families.” the of their of and it reported When 2,684 Cathedral high school is cases were leading players, Campaign chairmen recently that estimated about 2,000 is represented every- the play urge was at festival in more 1951 buy and the seals. know have TB do to and not Duluth, A Fire Leaps one use Up, by the persons Two Merry Missioners l seals “Every dollar for ‘you it. Rev. Daniel pay - A. Lord, S.J., will be _‘ investment is in that people Money in this the Christmas Crusader wish To your own contribution. an area A mod- you family. health and that give for Christmas seals helps of fi- morality your play has been chosen ern throughou? least three major Every Christmas seal at Cheer and Joy for the nance annual pro- you use on Lenten drama. Will every Return for lives letters, cards, and packages to people who of Sister Laurent, grams save car- adviser the of Christmos TB hope—hope that have and others who ries of Season. the Mimers, now a message has may inaugurated a new ‘ the disease the future, tuberculosis will day be contract in honor society some for prospective per- spokesmen Christmas Seal wiped completely.” for the out Visit Abbey formers. Points for membership to will be determined by active Sirob el's par- ticipation in dramatic activities, and contribution efforts every to sponsored by Collegeville.—-The the club will Aloysius be Rev. awarded Michaels, point 0.S.B., value. and the Rev. some Requirement Clement for Burns, 0.S.B., membership has Jewelry now on ‘Am‘ been leaves set 85 of absence at points. mission Major for work, leads“ STUDENT NURSES St. of Francis’ school of nursing inIcasts will will be St. John’s abbey return to be- granted 20 points; Cloud St. Breckenridge installed in sodality officers in the leads, fore Christmas new 15; fBz" visits during and minor supporting roles Pictured chapel. hospital the holiday will here each (left right) Anna Mae receive to Dorn, 10 points. season. are The flag-bearer; Shirley Renkes, retiring Father Aloysius, stage prefect; Lois Gauckler, of will native be awarded manager new pre- an .--L 20 and Dolores Dozak, fect; flag-bearer. Tintah, has been pomts, and serving the each officer and property Fukuoka, missions in Japan, dur- + + + + stage assistant + manager, a .,;' p member the ing three of assisting or past commit- an years. i£~nas will He plans tee be Sodality Minnesota Breckenridge to stay in rewarded by in points pro- for portionate about three months, and dur— to their contribution. illili, Joyous this At fool Good ing that time solicit will funds audience for participation will .. when be Season, the building of parish the in encouraged by every- the new a granting of <nfir“ Holds Formal Reception three district Zassho Kuma of in the pomts to who no attends anyone day oVero' cores are Fukuoko diocese. local. professionally a or staged good shadowed by «ct4‘“.b--r-‘-4lwv-Mh‘n“- Father Clement has been production. teach- ing for the three -" past the at kind and fellowship years Colegio del Tepeyac, the St. John BreCkEnridge.—-New candidates chapel. Ceremonies were con- Officers sincere- thoughts, Elected abbey we foundation in Mexico City, for Our Lady of Victory sodality by Father ducted John S. Symons, Mexico. He will be here several wish Merry St. Francis’ school ly at of sodality director. nursing s you weeks before returning his to formally accepted Installation at officers for of the were cere- Christmas. teaching duties there. is He r monies in St. Francis’ hospital na- a coming conducted with By Altar year Unit was in tive St. of Cloud and gradu- the was reception The Ceremonies. ated from high Catholic School Cathedral school. following officers in- ware Father Clement’s is, fa- return stalled: Lois Gauckler, Lidger- Koerber Point Store cilitated by the fact that the Co- Aldrich Parish wood, Dak, N. perfect; Anita legio is having its between-term Jennissen, Souk Centre, vice Enrollment Up ] comparable to recess, South our sum- prefect; Ila and Bette, Sauk 20-6th Avenue Cloud vacation. St. mer Centre, secretary-treasurer. _Aldrich.—Members a 'Senior of sodalists held instruction the Cath- l'..'b‘ Show ’Joyful Hour’ olic Ladics’ 595 Si: Paul Altar society classes in for the candidates explain: here elected officers their at regular ing them the history of the to . meeting in .the parish hall. Blessed Virgin sodality v well as as Heard Will Over Be Mrs. “to Emil Perisian elected the duties and privileges of were so— president; Mrs. Charles Ruddy, dalists. St. Paul.—Total enrollment in lthe president; Mrs. Clarence Vice Sodality project is for Catholic schools in 'St. Paul is year Mutual 23 Dec. Weller, secretary; Mrs. infirm, Martin '1 visiting the aged and on 19,283, increase of 595 par- an over . Goche, assistant secretary; Mrs. ticularly those in homes and rest .‘flvl—I‘ last yearpand only 16,881 less E. Christians, have Frank Koplin, as treasurer; and Mrs. homes for the aged. Besides these than the enroll- total public school Alex Cameron, assistant A “must” America’s Christ- treasurer. sodalists help hospital visits, the on St. ment of Paul. The has completed radio is the Family large log Ro- group their patients in selection of good mas a The figures contained in n~44-¢_4 are a number articles of for the missions annual Joyful Crusade’s Hour reading by taking mobile the sary privilege of school directory of the archdi- rose the past them pieced heard year, broadcast, be Dec. 23 to at among library the a wards to twice week. a by the J. issued Rev. Roger ocese, quilt, layette, and 12 books Mutual Net- CST, the 8 a scrap New sodalists Ila Beste, pm, over are Connole, archdiocesan superin- children for in hospitals. They work. Sauk Centre; Helen McGovern, of th tendent schools. knowing the have also of gathered Christmas. sizeable meaning col- two Hol- prominent Among the a J Minneapolis; Thoennes, many e a n Breakdown All lection of of good used clothing and who and New York lywood . Brandon; Doris Goerger, Madison; names shoes for the needy. Ar<ohhdsa‘b1.&—-A4~ the will be will Bernice Terhaar. School Brooten; Cather- Figures program appear on Husbands the of members t Jeff Blyth, came Bing Crosby, Ann Morris; ine Barry, LaVonne MOyWMdhoppiness Long— 4 The the social for figures that evening, in- show enroll- which Du- O’Brien, Chandler, Pat Jimmy well, Cloud; St. Betty Dockendorf, cluded in movies Catholic shown grade schools by Father ment A. Hussey, Maureen Ruth rante, Park Rapids; Gentle Cartwright, J. Van Zutphen, from last 0.S.C., 15,614 paStor. went to up year Ri- O’Sullivan, O’Hara, Maureen Austin; Kathleen Morgan, Tintah; The movies pictured this beautiful 16,040 High schools Ca- in- NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPAN year. Al- Licia and Montalban, cardo Betty Ponsford; Vizenor, and thedrals creased their enrollment Europe, Canada, and of from banese. Helen Ficenec, Milnor, N. Dak. the United States. Lunch 2,917 3,084, and secondary to was . of.music, The one-hour the Flag-bearers for occasion program by Mrs. Robert served Ryan and high-school departments that do being is sodalists, Dolores and senior drama, two pre- prayer were her daughters. have full four-year not courses Patrick Peyton, Father Dozak Mae Dorn. and Anna sented by from 157 159. to Theater Family of founder C.S.C., Total in St. enrollment Paul Crusade. Rosary Circle Family lake and the Mission Big Catholic schools last Christmas previous year was the of Three Catholic 18,688. In Minneapolis, merited nation- have broadcasts Children for ,Gives Toys school enrollment increased from the awarded being by acclaim wide last 14,111 this to 14,867 year” of the year “outstanding program according the directory. to year, Daily. Radio by rating Big Lake. its December 'At —— public school St. Paul enroll- the for music The was members program St. Mary’s meeting, of Zim- Harry increased last by ment from 14,111 composed originally mission circle brought which toys, the 14,867 this according of to director musical year will children be given at year, to poor merman, The "New Clothes” Store Network. A directory. the ' to Don-Lee Mutual Christmas time. will augment voices of se- The meeting, held in the home chorus St. Paul public school enroll- of America’s of by solos 1: lected Mrs. William opened totals 36,164, the Draves, some depart- ment was voices. with education recitation the Rosary. reatest of said. The Cath- of ment g by directed is Hour Opposite Joyful The U. S. Post Office olic school totals include Gifts exchanged the do not St Cloud were among script the and Mansfield, ‘j. F. Joseph St. Catherine’s members. A special St. Thomas Fa- and guest was O’Sullivan. Hugh Robert colleges. by ther T. Ziolkowski, is S. pastor. CHRISTMASE .ds .7 ‘ #5:: ,I on i“ hi! ‘l hill" the Our Christmas Gift Families of Central Minnesota the Broadcast to is of the Solemn Pontifical Midnight Muss Cathedral bkwwé «ms from St. Mary’s ‘ Over Station WJON ‘ Dial 1240 Your on the May all joys Tune Christmas Eve in of blessed this l l:30 at p.m. be seoson yours Products Concrete Borgert ST. cLoun KNIGHTS 0 COLUMBUS F Cloud St.